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Changes to Washington’s parents rights law are heading to the governor’s desk, after procedural delays and tense debates over the legislation all session long.
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Governor Bob Ferguson is criticizing newly proposed tax plans from legislative Democrats as "unsustainable" under cuts from the Trump administration.
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Washington Gov. Bob Ferguson confirmed Friday that a member of his executive leadership team resigned after working with him for years.
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Washington Gov. Bob Ferguson unveiled more details about his plans to cut roughly $4 billion in state spending this week as a massive state budget gap looms.
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Republicans in Olympia say it's too early to tell how President Donald Trump's efforts to cut back federal spending will impact the state.
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Washington’s budget is already in a tight spot, and Democratic state officials say Trump’s federal spending cuts could make it much worse.
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Some lawmakers in Olympia say it's time to create a "road usage charge" in the state, as the gas tax brings in less revenue to pay for transportation projects.
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The debate over rent limits has roared back to life in Washington this year, as a bill to cap annual increases makes its way through the state legislature.
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On one side are Republicans worried about state overreach, while Democrats say they want to protect the privacy of students, particularly LGBTQ kids.
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A conservative policy roadmap — and past actions from the new president's first term — could offer clues as to what he might have in store for one of the most radioactive places in the world.
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Washington's new governor, Bob Ferguson, impressed Republicans with his inaugural address, which emphasized bipartisanship and a more conservative approach to the state budget.
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Washington governor Jay Inslee spent his final day in office highlighting past accomplishments and warning against budget cuts, before unveiling his official portrait memorializing his tenure in the role.